COM-Modular-Installer VS CRMRevitTools-v2019

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If you use this: github.com/krypto5863/COM-Modular-Installer everything should be uncensored

GitHub - krypto5863/COM-Modular-Installer: This repo is dedicated to the COM Modular Installer. An installer built in Inno and using a C# library to extend functions.

Just get the COM Modular Installer. It got everything you need. The YAT, Sybaris, AIO is old already.

The patch worked but, their is a mosaic, censoring the pussy so I also installed a mod loader to fix that, you can find it here https://github.com/krypto5863/COM-Modular-Installer/releases I already tested it out and it works great, make sure you read the readme file before installing tho, it has important information on what to do to use the installer, but mostly it just tells you to read all of the popups because they are important. I would also make sure to run the dlc checker after installing to make sure it's set up to run with any dlc you have installed. The modpack also adds a penis model to the male character, so that's kewl.

There's only one reasonable alternative for a newbie of the game, which is COM modular installer

In that case it's possible that the problem is caused by an outdated modloader, since sybaris AIO aren't really curated anymore. Since you're doing a fresh install anyway I'd go for the newest COM modular installer

I had a similar problem after buying the sadist queen personality from Nutaku and it worked after I updated the game (it doesn’t update automatically, you have to download the update from http://com3d2.world/r18/update/ ) and downloading the COM Modular Installer https://github.com/krypto5863/COM-Modular-Installer/releases instead of Sybaris (so no Sybaris, only this) It basically is an easier way to get the mods.

The one thing that really helped me understand how Revit works was learning how to write add-ins using the RevitAPI. You mentioned Dynamo, which is a good place to start. You can access the API in Dynamo with Python script blocks. I've only experimented with that method as I prefer C# and Visual Studio to compile DLL files. If you ever get interested in diving into the programming side I've created a template (here) for building your own ribbon menu with commands that are linked to compiled DLL files. There is so much you can access and do if you get to know the API.